Non-League Paper

EXPERIENCED LOWE IS FREE TO LEAVE KIDDY AND OPEN TO OFFERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 June 2017

KEITH LOWE has issued a comeand- get-me plea to National League clubs after being told he can leave Kidderminster Harriers on a free.
The 31-year-old former York City centre-back left behind a glittering Football League career to join Kiddy in January 2016, helping the club to second place in National League North, only to be edged out in the playoffs by Chorley.
But after boss John Eustace met with his management team at Aggborough to discuss plans for the new season, the experienced defender was told he was free to seek a move elsewhere.
And Lowe, who was selected in last season’s N...

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